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@ImperiusWrecked I THINK (though I'm not 100% sure) this is actually referring to the teenager he adopted (VERY SOFT CONTENT, they have a psychic bond, it's very good) but also I think he should get a cat. For the family.
Those arcs have pretty consistently been some of the better points of post-BND Spider-Man, in my opinion, considering his presence gave Norman and Peter a very real living symbol to fight over, making everything intensely personal in a whole new light.
But Spencer's run has been really consistent about it, leading a lot of people to believe that we're FINALLY undoing OMD. (For two years now.) After all, it opened with Peter remembering this scene from the Sensational Spider-Man Annual:
It's a pretty common question you see when people encounter early Spider-Man -- why does she Talk Like That? And like, 1) it's the '60s, but 2) it's because SHE'S FUCKING LOUD.
You have this huge pantheon of characters, to use the mythology angle, in this shared universe primarily created by Jewish people, modern Marvel specifically in the wake of World War II and the Holocaust.
I know that it's over/I don't need your closure
don't treat me like some situation that needs to be handled
Ivy is a MJ -> Gwen(Peter)
he's going to burn this house to the ground/how's one to know/I'd live and die for moments that we stole
it's the price I pay for seven years in heaven................... a good man hurts you